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on bonds
THE Agents AT GREAT FAILS.-The first field
club, was held last Thursday and was highly sue
steam packet. Messrs CHAMPION, Dodge, Fischer,
Hansmann, Hine, Lee Richards, Schneider Smil-
lie, Waller and white had their cameras with them
and took such scenes as pleased their fancy.
Great Falls was reached at quarter before
one and after partaking OF lunch, the
members snouloered their cameras ana started
SACRED soil, and the photographers awaited them
en KEEN Sp at the
ward, stopping for an hour at Cabin John to take
q few views OF the bridge. The boat reached
for photOgraphing, and the various locks the boat
and party were fred at without injury, however:
shown by the successful sportsmen.
APPOINTED CRRR OF THE CouRr.-The Court in
as crier of the Circuit Court, vice WIN. A. Muiioy
deceased. Mr.. MOfSen is a well-knOwn citizen,
residing on 18th street northwest, and the ap-
pointment is regarded as an excellent one.
DISASTER TO THE COSMOS AND RESCUE
Lieut.. Comdr. Brownson, q. Is n, photographic
inspector coast survey, has received a dispatch
from Comdr. Thomas Q. S. n, commanding Coast
at Port Townsend washington Territory, OF the
small steamer Cosmos, lately built at Mare Island
uaVy-yard for use IN the survey OF Alaska. The
Patterson was towing the Cosmos up the coast,
and parted from her Oh Cape Gregory, Oregon, in
a severe southwest gale, when the latter vessel
put into Columbia river. In crossing the bar her
deck houses were swept by sea. COmdr. Thomas
also reports that the Cosmos rescued Capt
Sawyer, two mates ana twenty-five men
Of the four masted ship Ocean King,
OF Boston, which vessel fOundered on Cape
Gregory on the 9Th instant The Patterson
met with heavy weather on her way North, and
Ensign Shipley had his knee cap broken by a fall.
COmdr. Thomas cOmmendS EnSigns Niblack and
Beecher very highly Tor their conduct in saving
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Al Lamar. Mtas.

Nr. Mcleod, Of Water Valley,
CHANGED cars here few days since.
Walter Robson spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Miss Ellen Vesey, of Water Val
ley, is visiting DR.. Brewers family.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. :. Robinson, OF
Ashland. was here Thursday.
Il. z. Withers, who is building a
portion Of the Birmingham and Shet-
field railroad, was here looking after
his farming interests this week.
Albert Oliphant, of the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham rail
road, is here at the bedside OF his
mother, who is in the last stages OF
consumption.
DR.. Isaac Hull, Of Coahoma, Miss.
who has been quite i'll at his broth
er's here, has recovered sufficiently
to go home. His wife and daughter
accompanied him.
Our summer tourists are all at
home, hard at work, and our visitors
have about disappeared, and it's no
easy matter to set down and grind
out readable items.
An old citizen Of Holly Springs,
whose address now is Hon. ed Nj.
Watson, Assistant United States At.
torney General, Washington, ID. O."
was here a short while early this
week,
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The Rev. Geo. NJ. Sanborns il
home from Philadelphia.
Gov. Hughes has returned from
his Eastern tiip.
The marriage Of Frank Royston
and Miss Florence Morgan IL an
nounced. IL will occur October 5h.
Geo. K. Hughes has gone 10 Los
Angeles, Cal, for hio health. lie IL
suffering from a bronchial affection.
Walter Reardon has returned IRON
a Missouri trip.
Judge w. w. Smith and family
have returned from the yea shore.
The ladies Of the Cumberland
Presby terrain Church gave an en-.
juyablo social at the residence oi
james Chapple, corner Of Seventh
and Gaines streets, Friday night.
Miss Lura Brown, Of the Arkan-
sis Lite, has returned IRON an en-
joyable trip 10 Searey.
Mrs. Gordon Pcay and daughter
aud Mrs. w. Il. Worthen aud chill
dren have come home from Denver.
Mrs. Bolinger accompanied them,
aud will make visit in the city
among her old friends.
The openiog Of the new opera
house was attended Monday night by
a large audience. Charlotte Thomp'
son did the houors Of the occasion.
The interior decorations are artistic
and beautiful, and the theater Is a
model Of elegance aud comfort
Eight new boxes have been added.
These are surrounded by brass rail.
iugs and draped in plush porlieres
The effect II most unique.
| Mr.. T.. Urquhart aud Miss Msdgu
we're In Memphis last week
MRS. w. y. Raiolifi aud iamill
have returned IRON NOrohead City
Miss Hattie Brcysacher, who ha,
been visiting relatives In Huntsville
| Ala, has returned home.
The reception and dance given a
the insane asylum Thursday nigh
was pleasant shir. aud partici
pa,ed 10 by many prominent societ
people.
Cards are out for the reception q
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. w. Glib. TO b
given ia November At No. 1903 Arc
street.
Miss Annie Martin has 70 turno
from California.
Mrs. Bessie Pierce Lyman is VII
iting IN / city.
Two circus combinations haI
. been doing active opposition bu,
ness in tho CITY during the yecl
with their tents pitched within
. block Of each other. The usual
. large aud enthusiastic audieno,
, have attended air their perform
7 ancfa.
Judge James Coates IL home fro
. Minneapolis, also Mrs Coates.
p Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Glib. n,
Weston, were teblor,d an ologal
= reception while 10 Chicago, at ii
: Unign League Club.
The cool weather. the paving. n
exposition aud the "bOOm" have n
d every Que in good bumor, aud \,
& business opens IN manner euoou
{ aging 20 everyone.
9 "Wednesday, the Jewish day
y Atonemeut. was appropriately %
served IN all Hebrew oirole. a,
u business streets presented oomp.
. auvely deserted appearance,
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AZ IaPtlO. Mlss.

Mr.. Lemuel Harwell, Of Gsutown,
was in Tupelo Friday.
Marshall Robertson has returned
from White Springs. He looks
muoh improved in health.
Col. }. A. Blair, Of this place, is
in Corinth this week on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. John II. 0glesby and family
have returned from White 81 rings,
where they have been for some time,
j. q. Robins is in Boonyille this
week on business.
Messrs. Ed. Finley and Chas. Long
went TO the University OF Mississippi
Thursday, where they will remain
as pupils during the coming session.
Messrs. Charles Clarke and q. n.
Kohlheim went to Saltillo Thurs.
day on business.
Mr.. j. ii. Compton and family, OF
Holly Springs, have been in Tupelo
Tor several days. They are stopping
at the May field House.
The Hon. John NJ. Allen went 10
Birmingham Thursday with the
managers of the Kansas City, Mem.
phis and Birmingham railroad.
Col. W. l.. Clayton went to BAL
tillo Friday on legal business.
The Hon. John NJ. Aliens family
have returned from hontesgle
where they have been spending tb,
summer. They are now visiting rel
atiyes in BALDWIN.
Miss Ella Curtis, OF this place, /,
visiting friends in Noorsville.
The Hon. j. w. Buchanan, at.
torney for the X. g., NJ. and b. rail.
road, went to Birmingham THURSDAY
Miss Loula Anderson went 70
Quitmau, Friday, TO teach school.
Miss Kate Troy, an elegant young
lady Of Mobile, is visiting friends il
Tupelo. She goes ilsm here to Mem
phis 10 attend school
There was a pleasant sociabls a
the residence OF DR., NJ. l.. Goodloti
Monday night, IN honor OF his niece
Miss Loula Goodlett, from Soutl
Carolina.
John McKellar, Of Lowndcs com
~, is visiting friends in Tupslo, hi
former home.
Majer w. q. Gibson, Of Shannon
was 10 Tupelo this week.
Raymond Ligon, u clever youu,
man Of Verona, has moved " To
nElo
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Al HsrTises. siss

Messrs. DcatoB, Butler aud
HoWd(y), popular "bummors, were
here Ills week. soliciting trade.
The amiable Miss Irene Priddy,
from near Oakland, ~ In town, at
tending the music class Of Mrs.
Sawyer.
Mrs. Crow, hostess Of the Grow
House, Oakland, was here admins
terios 20 her lick relative this week.
Tho SWEET Miss Willie Bufkley,
OF Charleston, IA a pupil oi our
sobnol Tor the present session.
Ms. Lola Grow, Que OF our bright
CO. flowers, Is quite sick AZ this writ
;,, Hone she will soon recover.
The Ioyial W. Il. Cooley, the larg.
cat elncksdealer 10 the South, has
boen here the past week, schooling
hi agents Cor a collecting tour.
The Hon. J. {. Kyle, Railroad
C,mmissiouer. vas in tho burg
1bpysday. officially. Superintendent
Barke aud Roadmaster Sultcr we're
with him. They came on a special
train. .,I M 49,. -,
Capt. Powell, d Grenada. after q
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nrIiI.h.r. In Amsrioa.

CucAGo, It'll, October About
City British subjects met al 81.
Georges Hall last night George
Braham, tho chairman, addressed
The assembIage. The object oi the
meeting. be said, was the bringing in
of those Briishers who, having
their homes here, had not offered
their allegiance 20 America. 10.
marks we're made by other rtprosen.
tatiye Rnglishmen. II was resolved
10 call a meeting for the organization
ola ,ociety TO be known an the
Briti.h-Amoriean Association ol
Illinois.
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tsor,,s 9 Aseidrat-u-o RiIIea.

COLUMBUs, o., October IA
horrible accident occurred on the
Columbus aud Cincinnati Midland
railroad last evening An express
train, running at tho rate Of thirty
Eve miles per hour, ran into buggy
which was crossing the track at
Morgan Station, about FIVE miles
from the city. The buoy contained
two aged ladies, Mrs. Susan Bell. n
widow who resided in the neighbor.
hood, aud her sister in law, Mrs. u.
w. Henderson, who resides at Salon,
Ia. They we're on their way 10 visit
a noighbor aud we're only few rods
from their destination. The buggy
was torn TO pieces and the two women
killed instantly and thrown into q
Geld. The bodies were 10 manRled
and cut " pieces that neither could
have been recognized by those who
we're acquainted With thom. The
train men report that ~ soon az they
discovered the buggy on tho track
they made desperate effort 10 give
the alarm aud TO stop the train, but
were unable to do 10. The crossing
Of the track At this point is between
two hills, aud tho vehicle oould
not be- seen until they were nearly
upOn u.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
All About Memphis People at Homo
and Abroad.
Notes from Setghbsri.g Oities-Re.
msrks Suggested by the Season
-Recrestive Pastimes.
Aaron Burr's woofng,

From u the c2%pIneadaats quarters on West
The blue hills Of Ramapo lie in full sight;
On their slope gle,m the gables that shield
his hearts quesn,
Bot the redcoats are wary-the Hudson's be-
rhroush the camp runs a Jest, There's no
noon, twill b dark
Tis odds little Aaron will 20 on spark
And the toast OF the trooIers is, "Pickets,
md good luck to the Colonel and Widow
PrevJstl"
Ifht miles to the rive he gallo & his steed,
.ays him bound in tho barge, b.dslhis escort
Il make speed,
OOsse their swords. sit athwart, through the
feet reach yon shore:
'ota wordi Lot plash OF the thiok-n ufiied
nee across. once again In the scat, and
i away
i've leagues are soon over whom love has
nd "0ld Put and his rider bridle-path
know
o the Her nitago Manor Of Madame
Provost.
lightly done but he hslts in the groves
deepest glade.
les his horse to q birch. trims his cue,
slibgs his blade,
'ipes the dus! and the dew from Is smooth
18th the kerchief che broidered and bor-
dered in lace;
hen slip, through the box-rOws and taps at
the hall,
,cs the clint Of a wlr.lisht, hand white
and small,
1.-THE door is unbarred BY herself all
tglow-
-, In smiles, half in -Theodosia Pro.
lack for the soldier that's buried and
hats a volley above him, wreath on his
,mpaIed with sweet life and wi.o for
ke This dame ripe and warm In her India
fchui
ie chids, her bold lover. yet holds him
more dear,
" tho daring that brings him night. rider
.itish tallapts by day through her door,
1t a Yankee the winner Of Th,o Provost.
here's the widow or maid with q moz,h TO
be kist,
hen Bur como, a-wOOinE, tina, long would
ght. and wine en- the beau.et. the shutters
al tatt,
I'D "0ld Put" stamps in vain till an hour
has down past
At an hour, for oish. leagues must be cav
sushs Aaron. Lat waship Ston frOwn a, he
may,
hen he hears Of me next in raid on the foe
~ forgive this nishrs uyst With the
widow Preyosti"
Rdnund Clarence stedman, In Harper's
Magazine for October.
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Among the recent returns arc
Benjamin Blbb aud wife.
Capt. 7. Y. Tobin Is among tho re.
turned officials Of The custom house.
Miss Emma Voegeli has returned
from pleasant visit TO Cedar Gap,
Mo.
Miss Rosa Lea has returned from
Kingston Springs much improved Ia
health.
Mrs. y. n. Estes aud family are
among the roouut ARRIVAL from the
sea coast.
Mlss Jennie Wilson. who has been
visiting relatives 10 Keutueky aud
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Middle Tennessee, mas returheo w
her home in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Erskine and family are at
home again, after lengthy stay In
Columbia.
Jeptha Yowlkes and wife are at
home, after taking an extensive
Northern trip.
Mis- Laura Proud6t is entertaining
Miss Lady Percy, of Greenville,
Miss, tor few days.
Mrs. NJ. j. Andrews has returned
from New York, and is temporarily
located at the Peabody.
Mrs. L. 7. Starke aud family have
recently returned, after a summer
trip lasting some months.
Miss Llcy Nosby and sisters, Eva
and Sallie, have returned from
summer trip to the sea shore.
Miss Frank johnson is with rela-
tives in Nashville and enjoying the
fall gayeties in that pleasant city.
Miss Pauline King, daughter Of
Col. Ii. G. King, has returned from
visit to relatives in Kentucky.
Miss Euls Mcdowell, daughter Of
Judge Mcdowell, returned last week
from q pleasant summer visit.
Mrs. j. II. Smith and family re-
turned last week from East Tennes-
see, where they spent the entire sum
mer.
DR.. Sinclair has returned to the
city, having attended the recent
medical convention in Washington
City.
Mrs. G. G. Huntington and family
are back again from East Tennessee,
where 4 delightful summer was
spent.
Mrs. W. G. Folkes is with her
husband, Judge Folkes, who is at
tending the Supreme Court at Knox
vile,
DR.. s. Mansfield and family spent
delightful summer in southern
California. They are now settled at
home.
J. NJ. Richardson, the we'll known
young cotton buver, has returned
from his annual visit to his Scottish
home.
j, 8. Menken came back last Mon
day from New York, where he pur-
chased extensively for the winter
trade.
Isidore Katzenberger and wife are
at home again aud located at their
new residence, No. 3i9 Adams
street.
Miss Mary Mallory is now visiting
relatives in Kentucky. She will
probably return by the middle Of this
month.
Miss Katie Wright leaves this
week for st. Louis TO visit friends
and DO present at the Yelled
Prophets.
Mrs. Strange and daughter, Miss
SaEie, left last Tuesday for 81. Louis.
where they will attend the Yelled
Prophets.
Mrs. X. +. Patterson aud children
have returned TO the city, after 4 sum
mer among the mountains in East
Tennessee.
Mrs. j. II. Mathes and children
are again at home, they having re-
! Gently returned from Allegheny
Springs, Tenn.
Rumor has It that no less than
nine weddings will occur between
how and January lst, all from the
ranks OF society"
The 10Th instant has been fixed for
the wedding OF Mr.. Jack Dunssomb
and Miss Marry Martin, two we'll
known society members.
Mrs. 8. Il. Cochran aud daughter,
Miss Eula, have arrived from Roam
Mountain, East Tennessee, where
they spent a pleasant summer.
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AttentIos, %. o.. a..

FOR spuin., bruises rheumausm
cramps ibaAnstion, swelling, ca d
huns, etc, In man, and tpllnt, ring
hone, windgAll, cps oiio, sorAlnhes,
eic In hoIsss, Rangum Root I'm,
me1, l. SIRE cure. Tho "kipR ol
IJpimsuts" Ia tho universal verdict
Never falls 10 cure any ailmonl ,hal
can be reached by an az ems medic a
sptlcs''on. 81 csuts per bottle. For
40 ~ sll dfuggisi'.
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Al Aberdeen. Mis-.

Miss Aunie Dowd, daughter OF the
late Col. William \. DoWd, Of this
city, lett Tuesday morning Tor Nash.
vile, Teun., from whence she goes
TO Japan, as u missionary teacher,
via san Francisco, Cal. She is sent
By the Ladies Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian Church Of
Nasty lille, Tenn. She Is young
lady OF the finest qualities aud at
tainments.
Mr.. Butler Woodward, Of Atlanta,
Ga, has recently located here ~ a
cotton buyer, undcr the firm name
of Nox 4 Woodward.
Mr.. lleckeI, OF Birmingham, Ala,
has bought the old Star stable, which
was burned last year, Tor which be
PAID 5000, and he is going to rebuild
u at once.
Messrs. Lama 4 Carter are going
TO build a large warehouse Tor the
storage OF whons, buggies, farming
implements aud lime. IL will be
5Ox2OO feet, fronting on Maple
street.
The contractors on the Memphis
aud Birmiu ham railroad are push
ing the Tombigbeo river bridge with
great energy. Track laying on the
Aberdeen branch will begin on Dc
tobor 18th.
Rev. Peter Gowan aud DR.. X. A.
MINIS have gone 10 Enterprise,
Miss, a. delegatcs 10 the meeting OF
Tombiebee Prcsbytcry, which is
in session at that place.
Capt. Jas. Phillips, Of Nashville,
Tepp., l. In tho city. lie has sold
his farm near Aberdeen, consisting
OF $40 acres, 70 Leroy Thayer, OF Jol.
let, Ill.,, for $4,000. Mrs. w. III
! Clapton sold her farm o. 40 acres "a
the same party iorSl0,OOO. 49,
| Aberdeen has received about JOO'
bale. OF cotton up - this date.
Mr.. Preston, late Of Water Valley
Mir, has been appointed principi
of the free schools here.
Mr., J. W. Boyd, Of Montgomery
Ala, IL associated with Levin, Nc
Kinnon & Co. ~ a cotton buyer.
DR.. Walton :. Green has gone Z
Philadelphia Pa, 10 hush up hi
medical course.
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the other. The law Of supply and
demand governs in society as In com
mercial life, and il . boom" il
needed, then retirement becomes
necessary.
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The time when millionaires in this
country were wonders has long since
passed, aud now the era Of double
aud triple millionaiies is upon Us.
II is no rare thing TO find a woman
the possessor oimillions. New York
is full Of those interesting creatures.
We occasionally hear rumors Of
cattle queens" with millions Of dol.
lars worth OF quadrupeds. New
York il soon TO have 10 IFS midst a
woman said TO be worth $50. 0O0, 900,
and u considered tho richest woman
In the world. She halls from Chill,
and has two handsome daughters Ia
their teens. This woman will be al
ono eud Of the social magnet, no
doubt. aud her two daughters may
be AZ the other. There il no deny.
ing the fact that they eau aud will
attract aspiring men from points a,
lar south a. this.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sUNDAY. OCTOBER D. 1887

months sojourn with the family Of
the Hon. J. N. Mcleod, accom-
panied by Mrs. Alice Mcleod, have
gone to visit relatives near Court
land,
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North Branch, Mich. hotel Jog
t,kes a bell In his mouth each morn
,sr aud ring, At every door along tho
hall. aud iai,iag 10 get q Fe.ponfe,
bapgs the bell against the doer until
h. gets 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-11

of dams of the kind needed have
been built in India and elsewhere
and have lasted for ages. The OBJ
servations of Experience" on ar
tesian wells and dams seem to have
been confined to the horizon of
Carson and Franktown. Perhaps
his knowledge Of the capabilities
of the soils of Nevada is similarly
restricted; at any rate, his remarks
are at variance with statistics given
by Governor Stevenson in his mes
sage, which show a considerable
export of farm produce from Ne
vada to California, and with census
reports, which show the yield per
acre to be greater for the crops
raised in Nevada than for like
crops in California.
The Dawson journal., 1887-03-03
Railroad Meeting.

A railroad meeting was held in
Dawson last Friday to hear from
the delegates to Columbus. Af.
ter the delegates made a very en-
couraging report, the following
committee was appointed to solic-
it subscriptions in the county for
the Columbus Southern: 4. J..
Carver, 0. b. Stevens, B. HI.
Hood, W. E. Brfm, J. L. PARROT,
j. 1. Lamar and J. T. Lee. Some
iof the committee are now actively
at work and $4,000 of the $4,000
required of Terrell has been sub
scribed.
1t is proposed to have a mass
meeting of the1citizens of the
county at an early day and Messrs.
G. Gunby Jordan and w. A Lit
tie, of Columbus, will be present
and make addresses. When the
meeting is called let every citizen
IN the county turn out and make
1t a rousing one. -
II this road is built compress
will soon follow and greatly bene-
fit the farmers. They will also
have a much better markot for
their produce.